Parents Appeal To Striking Teachers
The Coalition of Concerned Parent/ Teacher Associations (PTA) in the Greater Accra Region has made a passionate appeal to the government to expedite action on the grievances of the National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT) which have culminated in the industrial action by some teachers.
It has also appealed to the striking teachers to reconsider their position ''for the sake of our children.'' This was contained in a release signed by its acting Chairman, Mr Alexander Yaw Danso, and the association in Accra.
It expressed the coalition's appreciation for hard work which the teachers do, as well as efforts which the government was making to resolve the issue but stated that as concerned parents, the coalition was calling on the teachers to reconsider their position.
The release said considering the fact that final-year senior secondary school students were going to write the West Africa Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) together with their counterpart from other West African countries, it would be worthwhile for the teachers to rescind their decision.
It expressed regret that students in other West African countries were receiving continous tuition in preparation for their examination, while their counterpart in Ghana were at home.
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It has also appealed to the striking teachers to reconsider their position ''for the sake of our children.'' This was contained in a release signed by its acting Chairman, Mr Alexander Yaw Danso, and the association in Accra.
It expressed the coalition's appreciation for hard work which the teachers do, as well as efforts which the government was making to resolve the issue but stated that as concerned parents, the coalition was calling on the teachers to reconsider their position.
The release said considering the fact that final-year senior secondary school students were going to write the West Africa Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) together with their counterpart from other West African countries, it would be worthwhile for the teachers to rescind their decision.
It expressed regret that students in other West African countries were receiving continous tuition in preparation for their examination, while their counterpart in Ghana were at home.
If you want to build, develop and sell your property in Ghana visit us at www.cedez.com
For beautiful and comfortable homes custom built to your taste in Ghana then visit us at info@cedez.com
Call Mr Charles Prah on Tel: 00233242606274
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